Another week’s worth of bookmark related links that I’ve found, from March 8 through March 14.
Enjoy!
Bookmarks in The News
Articles:
Laine Farley’s article this week at BiblioBuffet is about the dispersion of the Berlin Wall and is inspired by a bookmark with an encased piece that wall – Link
Buried in this blog entry is a description of a fan having left a set of hand-made bookmarks for the team. The bookmarks were personalized for each player and very well appreciated. I though this was a great idea – Link
An interesting blog entry discussing ways a bookmark can be used to more clearly indicate a position in a book – Link
Contests:
Nordic Needle is conducting an interesting contest where you send in a hand-stitched bookmark to enter a drawing for a $100 gift certificate. All the entries will be donated to their local libraries and elementary schools for Children’s Book Week – Link
Contest Winners:
The Inner Wheel Club of Sedgemoor (in England) had a bookmark contest celebrating World Book Day, and the winners are on display at the Bridgwater Library – Link
Make Your Own Bookmark
Ellen Hudson has a great tutorial about working with glass, stamping, and solder to make a beautiful glass pendant bookmark – Link
And then Cindy Lyles used Ellen’s tutorial to make another stamped glass and solder pendant bookmark – Link
The next day, Cindy created another bookmark, this time paper based, and posted instructions on how she did it – Link
Here’s a discussion of embroidering on paper to make a bookmark – Link
This blog provides templates and instructions on making bookmarks with a Christian theme – Link
Bookmarks For Sale
I came across the nice little bookmark with a blue chalcedony cabochon – Link
On-Line Collections
Inside Books: Bookmark of the Week
An interesting bookmark from the Design Museum – Link
Marcapaginas: Alia
I’m a sucker for Art Nouveau and these three gorgeous bookmarks had me lingering at this link for awhile – Link
And then, Alia followed up with this amazing set of bookmarks with images from the artwork of Alphonse Maria Mucha – Link
Here are bookmarks commemorating the architecture of Antoni Gaudi – Link
Marcapaginas: Natalia
An impressive collection of bookmarks with a 20’s New York theme, inspired by F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby – Link
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